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Data loss affects thousands of computer users every year, causing millions of dollars in damages. This part of our blog contains recent news regarding data loss, data recovery, digital storage technology and other related subjects.
Hard drive failure can be one of the most frustrating experiences that a computer user experiences. Even as hard drive technology continues to improve, there are still a number of things that can cause catastrophic failures. These are the top five hard drive killers.
A newly released report by HP has found a new group to blame for many of the security vulnerabilities found in apps – the users. According to the report, nearly 80 percent of all vulnerabilities are caused, in some way, by the user. The report suggests that the most common issues are configuration errors, outdated software, and not coding errors.
Earlier this week, the OpenSSL project reported a major security flaw named Heartbleed. The newly discovered vulnerability could be used to spy on the secret digital handshake that takes place during secure transactions using Transport Layer Security / Secure Sockets Layer technology. The scope of the damages from affected sites and users could dwarf all previously known web vulnerabilities.
The deadline for filing your 2013 federal income tax is fast approaching and, if you are like many Americans, you will be filing online. The scammers and hackers know this as well and are prepared with phishing attacks and scams ready to grab your tax refund before you. Consider the following tips and suggestions to increase the safety of your tax filings.
In a move designed to alleviate some of the coming Wi-Fi spectrum crunch, the FCC has recently announced an expansion of the wireless spectrum. According to the press release, 100MHz in the congested 5GHz band of the wireless spectrum has been negotiated for unlicensed use. The change is meant to help public Wi-Fi access in congested areas like convention centers, airports, and neighborhoods.
Microsoft recently announced the release of Office for iPad during a press briefing in San Francisco. Microsoft stated the reason for the release, at this time, was a goal of empowering people to be productive across all devices, not just with the in-house Microsoft Surface tablet. According to numerous reports, Office for iPad has been in production for the last few years.
Google Now is finally available for Chrome on desktops and laptops after nearly a year in development. The service, which has been available on Android devices for some time, will allow users to view certain Now cards as long as they are signed into their Chrome browser. Expect Google Now to roll out slowly to Chrome users in the coming weeks.
